John Scott dedicated this sculpture to jazz singer Sarah Vaughan, who had recently died. Its color harmonies, gracefully balanced shapes, and rhythmic motion recall the dazzling and supple ways in which Vaughan used her voice, and give this memorial a feeling of life. For Scott, color is as important to sculpture as its underlying welded steel structure. He invited viewers to imagine his work as a dancer he had wrapped in color as if “in a beautiful piece of cloth that expands and enhances the movement … exaggerates ... clarifies the movement.”